Review

Men in Black: The Series

Common Sense Media says

MIB gets animated with wild weapons to fight wacky aliens.
Age
10
Quality
 

  • The Men in Black team police sometimes-unruly alien visitors, while ensuring that the populace remains ignorant of the extraterrestrial tourists. The show reinforces ideas that law enforcement is a positive force that's necessary to maintain societal order.
  • Agents K and M bravely face dangerous aliens and protect Earth, without expecting any kind of recognition from the oblivious people of this planet. Not only do they take on this thankless task without complaint, they do it with style and aplomb.
  • Some animated fight scenes. The Men in Black use a wide variety of weaponry, ranging from tiny handguns to massive machine gun/blasters, to take on various aliens. There isn’t really any blood or intense violence, but the aliens tend to ooze, spurt, squirt, or spit bodily fluids.
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  • The Men in Black animated series fits into a growing franchise, which was based on a popular comic book and now includes two feature films and plenty of merchandise.

What parents need to know

Parents need to know that this animated series, which closely follows the popular Men in Black feature film, involves some cartoon violence and a large arsenal of unusual weapons used against an enormous array of extraterrestrials. The series' violence is countered by humor, so most kids should be able to handle it.


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Kid, 12 years old
November 15, 2010
 
This Show Is the Extraterrestrial Bomb!
Just the intro is cool! The show has no real cussing and the violence is pretty much batman style. I really like thier character development and their villans! Wonderful show and great stories! Do not watch it while eating though, it has gross moments...

Kid, 9 years old
June 8, 2012
 
good review
bad stuff: scary for little kids bad words and other stuff good stuff: not scary for older kids awesome and a great family movie

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